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Re: kit availability

 

Hi Guys

There are also some 3D printed DHR Kits available, goods and passenger, through Chris Ward's website.? One was reviewed fairly recently in Narrow Lines.? Beware though, some do appeared to be 'imaginings' rather than actual prototypes - and, as I remember, I didn't find it easy to sort out which were which and I don't know the DHR well enough to spot the difference.

So it will be Worsley Works for my DHR train.

Cheers

David


From: "adrian@... [O14]"
To: O14@...
Sent: Sunday, 7 December 2014, 21:12
Subject: Re: [O14] Re: kit availability

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The design of the MRD DHR rolling stock is quite unlike most etched kits as Hubert Carr has tried to make an etched kit that can be assembled using adhesives?and that has etched details inside and out.

Personally, I would solder plastic card of I could so the 'glue it together' bits of the instructions were completely ignored and a perfectly satisfactory job was done using various grades of solder, my 25 watt iron and RSU.

Couplings will take some thought, I agree but, until I've put my EDM B Class together running a train isn't an issue.
BTW - glueing the B class is definitely NOT recommended!!

MRD kits cover three DHR goods prototypes but I don't think they've moved on to carriages yet, so Worsley is the only source for these.

Adrian
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